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2021
Self-immolation is one of the most common methods of suicide leading to death in Iran. Self-immolation occurs more often among women, especially those with low education or illiteracy, who are homemakers, and during the first 5 years of marriage. Psychological features of these individuals include the presence of impulsive behaviors, unexpressed or ...
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Self-immolation is one of the most common methods of suicide leading to death in Iran. Self-immolation occurs more often among women, especially those with low education or illiteracy, who are homemakers, and during the first 5 years of marriage. Psychological features of these individuals include the presence of impulsive behaviors, unexpressed or ...
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Receiver–Amplifier, Self‐Immolative Dendritic Device
Chemistry – A European Journal, 2007AbstractSelf‐immolative dendrimers disassemble through a domino‐like chain fragmentation initiated by a single cleavage at the dendrimer core. We have designed and synthesized dendritic molecules that resemble dendritic architectures present in nature.
Roey J, Amir +2 more
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Programmable Microcapsules from Self-Immolative Polymers
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2010For the autonomous repair of damaged materials, microcapsules are needed that release their contents in response to a variety of physical and chemical phenomena, not just by direct mechanical rupture. Herein we report a general route to programmable microcapsules.
Aaron P, Esser-Kahn +3 more
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Esterase Sensitive Self-Immolative Sulfur Dioxide Donors
Organic Letters, 2017A series of cell-permeable esterase-sensitive sulfonates that undergo self-immolation to produce sulfur dioxide (SO2), a gaseous pollutant with new and emerging biological roles, is reported. These compounds should facilitate the study SO2 biology and will lay the platform for newer stimuli-responsive donors of this gas.
Kundansingh A. Pardeshi +2 more
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The Review of Austrian Economics, 2020
Vladimir Vladimirovich Maltsev +1 more
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Vladimir Vladimirovich Maltsev +1 more
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Photolabile Self-Immolative DNA-Drug Nanostructures
2017It is often desirable to simultaneously target different cellular pathways to improve the overall efficacy of a drug or to circumvent drug resistance in therapeutic treatments. Nucleic acid therapy has been considered attractive for such combination therapies due to its possible synergistic effects with traditional chemotherapy, especially for targets ...
Xuyu, Tan, Ke, Zhang
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Archiv fur Kriminologie, 2007
In the Western world, self-incineration is a rare event compared with the Asian countries. The circumstances of death are often unusual, and differentiation from homicide is sometimes possible only after evaluating all the investigation results and findings. In many cases of self-cremation, a fire accelerant is used.
Annette, Thierauf +3 more
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In the Western world, self-incineration is a rare event compared with the Asian countries. The circumstances of death are often unusual, and differentiation from homicide is sometimes possible only after evaluating all the investigation results and findings. In many cases of self-cremation, a fire accelerant is used.
Annette, Thierauf +3 more
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Tibetan Buddhist Self-Immolation
2015Abstract Since 2009, 141 Tibetans have engaged in self-immolation, setting their bodies alight, in protest against China’s rule of their homeland. This article asks why. How has this previously unknown form of protest become the primary symbol of political opposition in Tibet today?
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Apocalyptic Stillness: The Self-Immolators
2020In accounts of two widely reproduced photographs of Thich Quang Duc’s protest by self-burning (Malcolm Browne, 1963), film of Vietnamese Buddhist monks, nuns and laypeople who followed his example usually feature at most as a footnote. But these pieces of footage also reached global audiences, initially through cinema newsreels and television.
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